Added pg_query_params to PostgreSQL instrumentation #468
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The README already documents that this function is instrumented, but it is not.
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Should this increment happen within the loop?
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The README already documents that this function is instrumented, but it is not.
I have not instrumented the query parameters as this is not done for
pg_send_query_params.I've implemented this locally and it works with the SQL commenter.